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bit.ly/dsia06a Part A of Lec 6 on Descriptive Statistics: An Islamic Approach. We analyze the HIES (Household Income and Expenditure Survey) to see if it shows that wealthier households have fewer children. If we take Total Expenditure as a proxy for Wealth, the answer is no. But this is the wrong proxy. When we switch ...
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bit.ly/dsia06a Part A of Lec 6 on Descriptive Statistics: An Islamic Approach. We analyze the HIES (Household Income and Expenditure Survey) to see if it shows that wealthier households have fewer children. If we take Total Expenditure as a proxy for Wealth, the answer is no. But this is the wrong proxy. When we switch ...
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